THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
CORNHUSKERS LOSE
TO OKLAHOMA CRIDSTERS
( Continued From Page One.)
yard loss by Collins. Second down, 5
to go. Lamb ripped through Nebras
ka's right guard for a touchdown.
Bristow place kicked the extra point.
Score: Oklahoma 14; Nebraska, 0.
Kamm went in at quarterback for
Bloodgood in the Nebraska backfield.
Hendricks kicked cff 11 yards, Wost
oupal recovering, on Nebraska's 39
vard line. A forward pass, Rhodes
to Kamm, was incomplete. Myers
failed to gain on a fake punt forma
tion. A pass by Kamm was inter
cepted by Stough on Oklahoma's 89
yard line. Grow went in for Wostou
pal. Lamb made 1 yard through the
line. On the next play, Oklahoma
was penalized 15 yards for holdin.
Ball on Oklahoma's 26-yard line.
Stough made 1 yard on a fake punt
formation. Lamb punted 15 yards.
Nebraska's ball on Oklahoma's 40
yard line. Kamm made 2 yards off
Oklahoma's left tackle. Rhodes
slipped through tackle for 5 yards.
Myers hit the line for 2 yards. Ok
lahoma was offside and was penal
ized 5 yards. Bronson went in for
Kamm. Hendricks intercepted Bron
son's pass on Oklahoma's 80-yard line
and the half ended. The half was
up with Oklahoma in possession of
the ball on their own 20-yard line.
Score: Oklahoma, 14 j Nebraska, 0.
Third Quarter.
Nebraska started the second half
with the same line-up that started the
game. Oklahoma's lineup was also
the same. Hendricks kicked off 40
yards. Myers returned it 15 yards
to Nebraska's 40-yard line. Blood
good made 2 yards through center.
Bloodgood punted 55 yards to Okla
homa's 6-yard line. Bristow ran out
of bounds for a half-yard gain. Lamb
dropped back of his own goal line
and Oklahoma faked a punt. Hen
dricks failed to gain. Lamb punted
20 yards out of bounds. Nebraska's
ball on Oklahoma's 25-yard line.
Rhodes made 2 yards through the
line.
On a tackle-around play, Ed Weir
made 15 yards, putting the ball on
Oklahoma's 10-yard line. Bloodgood
lost 2 yards trying Oklahoma's left
end. Rhodes made 4 yards through
the line. Ball on Oklahoma's 8-yard
line. On a tackle-around play, Weir
fumbled and Bloodgood recovered
for no gain. Fourth down and 8
yards to go. Bloodgood passed to
Collins for 9 yards and a touchdown.
Collins snatched the pass out of an
Oklahoma man's hands as it came
over his shoulder. Bloodgood place
kicked the extra point.
Score: Oklahoma, 14; Nebraska, 7.
Hendricks kicked off 50 yards to
Bloodgood who returned 27 yards
to Nebraska's 27-yard line. Man-
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dery runing from punt formation
made 9 yards through the line.
Rhodes was thrown for a 6-yard loss.
Bloodgood punted 60 yards, but
the play was called back and Nebras
ka penalized 5 yards for off-side.
Ball on Nebraska's 25-yard line.
Bloodgood punted 45 yards to Stough
who returned 7 yards. Ball on Ok
lahoma's 37-yard line. Hendricks
made 4 yards off Nebraska's left
tackle.
Lamb made 2 yards through the
line. Hendricks tried a pass and
was thrown for an 11-yard loss.
Lamb punted S3 yards, Rhodes re
turning 3 yards, placing the ball on
Nebraska's 43-yard line. Bloodgood
made 5 yards off Oklahoma's left
tackle. A pass by Rhodes was inter
cepted by Bristow on Oklahoma's 44
yard line. Wostoupal jumped and
stopped Lamb for 5-yard loss. Bris
tow made 1 yard through center.
Lamb made 6 yards through center.
Time up for third period. Ball on
Oklahoma's 47-yard line. Oklahoma
in possession of the ball.
Score: Oklahoma, 14; Nebraska, 7.
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